On July 13, Oppenheimer launched three new funds in order to expand their Beta Solutions product offering. Their Emerging Markets Revenue ETF is designed to outperform the MSCI Emerging Markets Index with an expense ratio of 46 basis points; their Global Revenue ETF is designed to out perform the MSCI All Country World Index with an expense ratio of 43 basis points; and their International Revenue ETF is designed to outperform the MSCI EAFE Index with an expense ratio of 42 basis points.

Company: SportsETFs, LLC

New Fund: ProSports Sponsors ETF

On July 11, SportsETFs launched the ProSports Sponsors ETF that is trading under the ticker symbol FANZ. The fund tracks the ProSports Sponsors Index which is an index that tracks the performance of the official corporate sponsors of the major professional American sports leagues. This fund is designed to take advantage of growth opportunities of companies that partner with professional sports leagues by investing across several sectors.

On July 6, nine ETF shops added ETFs to Schwabs' OneSource platform which are now available to Schwab clients with $0 online trade commissions, no enrollment requirements, and no early redemption fees. With these additions, the Schwabs' NTF ETF platform now has 245 ETFs covering 69 different Morningstar categories.

On July 10, John Hancock reduced expense ratios for six of their mutual funds as well as two of their closed-end funds. The reductions go up to around 20 basis points or 17 percent per fund. The reductions are a direct result from management fee cuts, contractual expense caps, new breakpoints, and John Hancocks' growing economies of scale. The funds and their reductions (in basis points) are listed below:

On July 12, IndexIQ reduced its total expense ratio for its suite of currency ETFs that hedge 50 percent against international equities. The reduction in fees is a result of the ETFs achieving their designed goals since their 2015 launch as well as an attempt to make the funds more cost-efficient so they can be better positioned for future growth in an ever changing market. The following funds and their reductions are listed below:

IQ 50 Percent Hedged FTSE International ETF (HFXI): 16 bps

IQ 50 Percent Hedged FTSE Europe ETF (HFXE): 16 bps

IQ 50 Percent Hedged FTSE Japan ETF (HFXJ): 16 bps

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